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Bathing Services For Seniors
We at Justin Villa Care, offer respectful assistance with personal needs such as bathing assistance. We can understand that you want to provide the best possible care for your loved one and are looking for an affordable and reliable caregiver.
We assess your needs, both in terms of the level of care and finances. We provide complete personal care at affordable prices. Our in-home care services aim to improve quality of life and reduce your healthcare costs in the long run.

What is a Standard In-Home Bathing Service?
For the elderly living alone or not able to walk, bathing and showering can become perilous activities. The situation becomes even more sensitive if the elder is prone to falling. At the same time, maintaining personal hygiene is a must. Our bathing services include:
- Bathing and showering assistance
- Oral care
- Help with getting dressed
- Hair comb and nails cleaning
- Electric shaving
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How To Help An Elderly Person To Shower Or Bathe?
Bathrooms are a high-risk area of a house for falls because they have hard floors which are often wet or slippery. The caregiver is required to be attentive and should take extra care and safety measures. We train our caregivers to avoid sudden falls or other inconvenience to the elder while bathing. The comfort and complete care during bathing is our promise and expertise of our caregivers.
Bathroom safety tips to keep in mind are:
- Prepare hot water, shower gel/soap, and towel arrangement
- Keep all personal hygiene supplies easily accessible
- Sit on side of the tub for getting in and out more easily
- Install grab bars in the shower/tub and a non-slip bath mat
- Make sure to keep a shower chair close by
- Utilize a toilet frame for more stability
In-Home Assistance To Help Your Elderly Parent Bathe Safely
We, at Justin Villa Care, help patients and provide the highest quality of care. If you or your loved one require assistance in bathing or any of our specialized services, we would love to communicate with you about your questions.
What our Patients and Their Families Say
Justin Villa Care, LLC - Caregivers For Seniors
21151 South Western Avenue Ste 260, Torrance
5.0 4 reviews
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Leslie Davis ★★★★★ 4 weeks ago
Sadly, my Mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2021 and it became overwhelming to juggle her care and my job. A social worker recommended hiring a caregiver for seniors and gave me a brochure for Brenda and Doha at Justin Villa Care … More in Torrance. I am so thankful I called because their staff has been so professional and attentive to my Mother's care needs. Brenda is a registered nurse and her background uncovered some issues with her medication that she helped resolve with her doctors. I now don't have to worry as much about my Mother being at safe knowing that there are competent and skilled caregivers who treat my Mom so well. I highly recommend anyone to call Justin Villa Care if you are in need of a quality senior home care provider in Torrance. -
Jenny Harrison ★★★★★ 3 months ago
Brenda and her amazing staff were VERY responsive to our family's needs. They check in regularly to make sure my Mom is ok and her care providers were all very professional, prompt, knowledgeable and compassionate.
I HIGHLY recommend … More Justin Villa Care for families looking for help with homecare that is caring, reasonably priced, and very responsive. -
Mike Grant ★★★★★ 9 months ago
I hired 24/7 caregivers from Justin Villa Care two months ago to care for my aging Mother and could not be happier. The time and attention that I have received from Brenda and her team has been a blessing. They've been checking in … More with us consistently to see how things are going and have responded with each of our questions with professionalism and care. So happy to have found them and would recommend them in a heart beat! -
Stephanie Sandoval ★★★★★ 8 months ago
My mom had a stroke that turned her life upside down from an independent woman to needing help with daily tasks. Justin Villa Care was referred to me by the case manager at the hospital and I’m so thankful she did. They met with our family … More promptly
and brought in a caregiver who has been super helpful. Thank you Brenda and Doha for all your help.
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Older Adults Showering, Bed-Bathing and Hygiene - FAQs
Bathing is a common struggle between seniors and caregivers. While assisting an elder, you must consider the following tips regarding bathing:
- Don’t insist seniors bathe every day
- Running water isn’t necessary. You can give a sponge or towel bath by changing the clothes.
- Careful personal cleansing is a must to avoid urinary tract infections. Also, nail cutting and hair combing should be done to maintain hygiene.
It is advised to use a bathroom to have comfortable and minimum fittings for the elders. But in case, it is not possible, make sure there are no sharp edges or shower sides that can hurt an elder during bathing.
A shower chair is a must for the elder who are not able to maintain body balance on their own.
Place rubber mats on the bottom of the tub to ensure a dry area as the elder steps out of the bathing tub.
If the senior is injured or unable to get up from the bed then you should not try for a shower bath. Instead, take the hot water from the bucket, Rinse the towel and give a dry bath. Help in changing clothes.
You should remember that privacy is important to many seniors. Try to only uncover areas that you’re cleaning.
Patients having chronic diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Dementia start getting afraid of water or sounds. In such cases, the in-home help must convince and make them feel comfortable to take a bath. As a caregiver, you need to
- Communicate to convince the elder to bathe, don’t force
- Take help of family members
- Call a doctor, if the situation doesn’t change
- Council the elder to get ready and go out for a meal.
- Warm up the bathroom for Comfort
- Above all, keep patience and respect the individual’s sentiments.